AMIS Crop Calendar

AMIS Crop CalendarAMIS Crop CalendarFirst published 2012 by the Mexican Agri-food and Fishery Information Service, part of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA), in collaboration with The Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS).Benjamin Franklin 146, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico 11800, AMIS 2012. All rights and Agriculture Organization of the United NationsInternational Food Policy Research InstituteInternational Fund for Agricultural DevelopmentOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentUnited Nations Conference on Trade and DevelopmentUN High-level Task Force on the Food Security CrisisWorld Trade OrganizationWorld Food ProgrammeWorld BankInternational Grains CouncilForewordCropsWheatRiceMaizeSoybea nsContentsForewordThe Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) is a G20 initiative to enhance food market transparency and encourage coordination of policy action in response to market initial foc

More than one rice crop may be cultivated every season, especially under the tropical and sub-tropical climates. There are two major rice varieties grown, Indica and Japonica, but ... ground in recent years and now represent an important share of overall production. Global production of maize averaged 853 million tonnes in 2009-2011, with more ...

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